Samsung Electro-mechanics Co., Ltd.

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Samsung Led Co., Ltd.

Je-Gwang Yoo

Joon-Sung Kim

Sang-Hoon Kim

Han-Seo Cho

Chang-Sup Ryu

Han Bit Kim

Han Seo Cho

Suk-Hyeon Cho

Jung-Hyun Park

Myung-Sam Kang

Jeong-Woo Park

Ji-Eun Kim

Hoe-Ku Jung

Jae-Hyun Jung

Byung-Moon Kim

Seung-Gu Kim

Jee-Soo Mok

Doo-hwan Lee

Dae-Hyun Park

Mi-Ja Han

Doo-Hwan Lee

Yoong Oh

Jae-Kul Lee

Won-Cheol Bae

Moon-Il Kim

Ryoichi Watanabe

Byoung-Youl Min

Sang-Chul Lee

Hyung-Tae Kim

Seung-Chul Kim

Jong-Seok Bae

Yoo-Keum Wee

Seok-Hwan Huh

Myung-San Kang

Min-Sang Lee

Seon-Goo Lee

Yong-Bin Lee

A method of fabricating a cavity capacitor embedded in a printed circuit board including two conductive layers to be used as a power layer and a ground layer, respectively, and a first dielectric layer, placed between the two conductive layers, the method including: removing an upper conductive layer and the first dielectric layer excluding a lower conductive layer of the two conductive layers to allow a cavity to be formed between the two conductive layers, the lower conductive layer being supposed to be used as any one of electrodes of the cavity capacitor; stacking a dielectric material on the cavity to allow a second dielectric layer having a lower stepped portion than the first dielectric layer to be formed in the cavity; and stacking a conductive material on an upper part of the second dielectric layer and side parts of the cavity to allow the upper conductive layer to be used as the other electrode of the cavity capacitor.

Method of fabricating cavity capacitor embedded in printed circuit board

A method of manufacturing an optical component embedded printed circuit board, the method including: stacking a first insulation layer on one side of a metal core; embedding an optical component in a cavity formed in the metal core; stacking a second insulation layer of a transparent material on the other side of the metal core; and forming a circuit pattern on the first insulation layer, the circuit pattern electrically connected with the optical component.

Method of manufacturing component embedded printed circuit board

A printed circuit board is disclosed. A printed circuit board, which includes a first board part, a flexible board part which has one side coupled with the first board part and which includes an electrical wiring layer and an optical waveguide to transmit both electrical signals and optical signals, and a second board part coupled with the other side of the flexible board part, where the electrical wiring layer and the optical waveguide are disposed with a gap in-between, can provide greater bendability and reliability, by having the optical waveguide and electrical wiring layer separated with a gap in-between at the flexible portion of the board, and the optical waveguide can be manufactured with greater precision for even higher reliability, by having the optical waveguide manufactured separately and then inserted during the manufacturing process of the board.

Printed circuit board and manufacturing method thereof

Disclosed are an electromagnetic bandgap structure and a printed circuit board including the same. In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, the printed circuit board can include a dielectric layer, a plurality of conductive plates, and a stitching via, which is configured to electrically connect the conductive plates to each other. The stitching via can pass through the dielectric layer, and a part of the stitching via can be placed in a planar surface that is different from a planar surface in which the conductive plates are placed. With the present invention, the electromagnetic bandgap structure can prevent a signal of a predetermined frequency band from being transferred.

Electromagnetic bandgap structure and printed circuit board

A printed circuit board having an embedded chip capacitor includes a first conductive layer; a second conductive layer, placed away from the first conductive layer; a chip capacitor, having a first electrode connected to the first conductive layer through being seated in a cavity formed between the first conductive layer and the second conductive layer; a filled material, filled in a space excluding a space occupied by the chip capacitor in the cavity; and a via, penetrating the filled material and connecting the second conductive layer to the second electrode of the chip capacitor.

Printed circuit board with embedded chip capacitor

An EMI noise reduction board using an electromagnetic bandgap structure is disclosed. In the EMI noise reduction board according to an embodiment of the present invention, an electromagnetic bandgap structure having band stop frequency properties can be inserted into an inner portion of the board so as to shield an EMI noise, in which the portion corresponds to an edge of the board and in which the EMI noise is conducted from the inside to the edge of the board and radiates to the outside of the board.

Electromagnetic interference noise reduction board using electromagnetic bandgap structure

A printed circuit board and a method of manufacturing the printed circuit board are disclosed. The method of manufacturing the printed circuit board can include forming a first protective layer over one surface of a core substrate, forming a first circuit pattern over the other surface of the core substrate by a first process, removing the first protective layer, forming a second protective layer over the other surface of the core substrate, and forming a second circuit pattern over the one surface of the core substrate by a second process.

Method of manufacturing a printed circuit board

An electromagnetic bandgap structure and a printed circuit board having the electromagnetic bandgap that intercepts the transfer of a signal ranging a frequency band are disclosed. The electromagnetic bandgap structure includes a metal layer; a dielectric layer, stacked on the metal layer; at least two metal plates, stacked on the same planar surface of the dielectric layer; and a stitching via, connecting the adjacent metal plates. The stitching via passes through the dielectric layer, and a part of the stitching via is placed on the same planar surface of the metal layer. With the present invention, the electromagnetic bandgap can decrease the noise of a particular frequency by having a compact size and a low bandgap frequency.

An electromagnetic bandgap structure and a printed circuit board are disclosed. In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, the electromagnetic bandgap structure includes a mushroom type structure comprising a first metal plate and a via of which one end is connected to the first metal plate; a second metal plate connected to the other end of the via; a first metal layer being connected to the second metal layer through a metal line; a first dielectric layer, layer-built between the first metal layer and the first metal plate; a second dielectric layer, layer-built on the first metal plate and the first dielectric layer; and a second metal layer, layer-built on the second dielectric layer. With the present invention, it is possible to solve the aforementioned mixed signal problem by preventing the EM wave of a certain frequency range from being transferred.

A printed circuit board is disclosed. The printed circuit board includes a first board unit and a second board unit disposed with a gap in-between, and a flexible optical board configured to transmit optical signals, which has one side stacked on the first board unit and the other side stacked on the second board unit, where the flexible optical board includes a core through which the optical signals travel, a cladding surrounding the core, and a circuit pattern buried in the cladding which transmits electrical signals. By forming the rigid boards and the flexible optical board as an integrated structure, the need for separate connectors is obviated, and thus the cost of the product can be lowered.

Printed circuit board

An apparatus for manufacturing a printed circuit board that uses conductive bumps to interconnect layers includes: a conveyor unit, which is configured to transport a board that has the conductive bumps formed on one side; an upper roller and a lower roller, which press the board and an insulator together; an elastic coating layer, formed on a surface of the upper roller; and a cleaning device, which removes impurities from a surface of the elastic coating layer. The apparatus does not require a separate device for performing a cushioning function and a detaching function between the bumps and the rollers, and the rollers can be kept clean using a cleaning device.

Apparatus for manufacturing printed circuit board

A method of fabricating a printed circuit board is disclosed. A method of fabricating a printed circuit board that includes: stacking an insulation layer on at least one surface of a core layer, on which an inner circuit is formed, and forming an outer circuit pattern; burying the outer circuit pattern in the insulation layer; removing the outer circuit pattern to form minute grooves and curing the insulation layer; and forming an outer circuit by filling metal in the minute grooves, makes it possible to readily form high-resolution fine-line circuits, as well as to reduce fabrication costs and increase productivity.

Fabricating method for printed circuit board

A method of manufacturing an optical component embedded printed circuit board is disclosed. An optical component embedded printed circuit board that includes a metal core in which at least one cavity is formed, an optical component embedded in the cavity, a first insulation layer stacked on one side of the metal core, a second insulation layer stacked on the other side of the metal core, and a circuit pattern which is formed on the first insulation layer and which is electrically connected with the optical component.

Component embedded printed circuit board

A method of manufacturing an optical waveguide includes: forming a first reflective bump and a second reflective bump, which have inclined surfaces formed on sides opposite to each other and which are disposed with a predetermined distance in-between, on an upper side of a conductive carrier; polishing the surfaces of the first reflective bump and the second reflective bump; forming a core between the first reflective bump and the second reflective bump; stacking an upper cladding over the upper side of the carrier to cover the first reflective bump, the second reflective bump, and the core; removing the carrier; and stacking a lower cladding over a lower side of the upper cladding. Forming reflective bumps on a conductive carrier, and polishing the reflective bumps to form inclined surfaces, can reduce lead time and can provide a high degree of freedom in design.

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Yongin-si, South Korea

Je-Gwang Yoo